Historical trivia: when the state of Utah was first settled, the state claimed ownership of all water in order to ensure that it was equally distributed, rather than one settler laying claim to a river or lake and hogging all the water for himself, or selling it at usurious rates.
For modern application, bottled water is a joke. Paying for water? James is right: air is next.
America has the purest culinary water of any country in the world, and yet uses more bottled water than any other country, or group of countries. What is with that?
While I agree with the Thread's title, however:
The Privatization of Water: Nestlé Denies that Water is a Fundamental Human Right
exception is taken to this statement CraigK:
"For modern application, bottled water is a joke. Paying for water? James is right: air is next.America has the purest culinary water of any country in the world, and yet uses more bottled water than any other country, or group of countries. What is with that?"
Take a look into this Thread discussion for the current facts relating to contamination and shortage of our water supply:
World may be forced to go vegetarian by 2050, scientists say
Discussion in 'Science and Technology' started by Clyde Coger, Aug 27, 2012
http://www.destee.com/index.php?thr...o-go-vegetarian-by-2050-scientists-say.73005/
http://www.destee.com/index.php?thr...-2050-scientists-say.73005/page-5#post-756908
We had a very robust conversation in which it turns out that some don't believe there will be a crisis, and some believe there's manipulation; either way, we have a water issue which is not reflective of the world's best culinary system.
Peace In,